Long before television, it was woodblock prints that carried the roar of the Edo sumo ring into town. An artist captured a favorite wrestler mid-stance; a carver cut the blocks; a printer layered the colors, sheet by sheet. People snapped them up, pasted them on walls, tucked them into their sleeves. Nishiki-e were Edo's pop culture — fan merchandise at the cutting edge of its day, held together by craftsmanship. Mawashi Market exists to carry that heat back into everyday life. Our series featuring Edo sumo prints from the Ryogoku Kokugikan collection puts the wrestlers' ferocity onto T-shirts and denim, with materials and methods chosen to do the originals justice. The denim is made in Japan, cut and sewn one piece at a time by the artisans of Esaka Jeans in Okayama — where an Edo printer once layered colors, a modern craftsman now layers stitches in indigo. We haven't forgotten the ring of today, either. Officially approved T-shirts of active wrestlers — Hoshoryu, Onosato, Kotozakura and more — let you wear your favorite with pride. And our original lines, from SUMO KITTEN and Cats & Rikishi to kimarite and typography designs, bottle the playfulness that spills out when you love sumo this much. Most of our items are made to order: they take shape only after you place your order and reach you in 7 to 15 days — made one at a time, at the same unhurried pace as an Edo printer layering color. We ship worldwide. Two hundred years of excitement, delivered to your everyday.